Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

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52. Helen Cole leaves Shirley Kerr her ability to play her clarinet in the band. 53. Violet Patience wills Bernice McGill her quiet voice and manner. 54. The senior class wills Florence Sullivan a jar of freckle cream. In witness thereof, we set our hand and seal this twenty-fifth day of June, nineteen hundred forty-eight in the village of Edwards, St. Lawrence County, New York, United States of America. Class of 1948 Witnesses: Althea Holmes Fannie Bloomfield

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40 Stanley Zaluski wills his 5% of his interest in girls to Charles Patience. 41 Lyle Bleau leaves his silent ways to Jimmy Webb. 42. Robert Perry leaves Glenn McCollum his ambition to study. 43. To Jean Whitmarsh, the senior class leaves a card of bobby pins. 44. George Hurley wills Kenny Jones his ability to get along with the teachers. The rest of us throw in an alarm clock so he can get up in the morning in time for school. 45. We will Elsie Todd a permanent escort to take her home. 46. Richard Brown wills Floyd Hosmer some of his vim and vigor. 47. We will Dorothy Lalonde some rosemary so she can remember her sailor. (By the way rosemary is for remem- brance) . 48. Helen Cole and Phyllis Whitmarsh leave their mem- oriesof cheer leading to Lois and Mary Bullock. 49. Beatrice Bishop wills Connie Brown some of her pep. 50. We will Charles Clintsman a place in the senior play, of 49 because he did so well this year. 5 1. Clarence Skeldon leaves Margie Brasie his place at noon at the pedro table.

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York, United States of America Class of 1948 Althea Holmes Witnesses: Fannie Bloomfield CLASS PROPHECY The crystal ball placed before me has magic powers to un- veil the future, which are hidden to the eyes of ordinary mortals. I have great powers to look into the future. At first, it is very dark....Let me concentrate a few moments and perhaps I can tell you about the future of the boys and girls gathered here on the stage before you..I see a strange figure in the dim distance. It is getting closer. Oh! What is it that I see? Why, it is a stage of a great opera house, the Metropolitan-no less. Someone is singing. It is Beatrice Bishop. So this is where her singing led her ? She must have worked very hard since her high school days to have reached grand opera roles at the Metropolitan Opera House. The crystal ball is getting very cloudy..In the dis- tance I see something vague. Why it is getting closer—closer. It is a ski run at St. Morritz, Switzerland. Now, traveling very fast, is a figure approaching the jump. Who could it be? May- be it will get close enough for me to tell. There it is coming closer' Closer.' Why, it couldn’t be Judith Fuller.' I am sure